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19 comments:
There's story potential in all the one-on-one team-ups you're recommended, Ross! But, it's understandable that some of the characters occasionally mentioned might be so obscure that there are almost no usable images of them on the Internet, whatsoever. Golden Age jungle heroine Marga the Panther Woman, for example. Even Timely/Atlas' Jann of the Jungle probably has more abundant image captures than her!
With regard to this morning's cover? I can only speculate that the rest of the Roustabouts are in dire trouble and need an extra pair of hands to extract them. And, as a New Englander, I love the title!
@Ross: is this a sequel to STF #4630 from Xmas time 2024?
These fly-by possessions are getting out of hand!! Astral police report fourth this month so far!! Dr StrangeFate has been sought for questioning!
Truly inspired title!
But, when Doc Doom does it (Ovoid-style), he has diplomatic immunity.
Points for the title alone.
I've had the thought before of how amazing it'll be if he ever uses #711 of Quality Comics in one of his creations! That'll be the day…
They're costumes look good together on page! Probably not Wolverine's favorite predicament to be in, but preferable to being possessed by a villain like Ogun or Malice.
Could Deadman do his acrobatic tricks in Logan's body, or would the heavy metal skeleton have him falling on his face. Good thing his body can take a few bumps and bruises though!
Maybe you'll just have to wait for STF #5711.
I like to think that Logan's muscle memory would compensate for any initial awkwardness.
@Carycomic Yeah, Logan's body should be used to his own weight, and he has shown his own acrobatic skills plenty. The height difference might lead to a poor landing or two though 😂
I'm not even a New Englander, and I love the title.
But speaking of bodies that can take some damage, how about pitting the Punisher against Vandal Savage?
Though never canonically depicted, I'm pretty sure that Deadman could alter his metaphysical energy field to fit whatever height his latest physical host body happened to be.
Why not? They both have the same taste in black-and-white clothing.
Of course, mutual taste in clothing coloration once led to a feud between Luthor and the Green Goblin!
See STF #2537 @ March 2019.
"Sure. Why not?"
How does Logan manage to have claws that are longer than his forearms? Are they somehow telescopic?
@my namesake: he probably has artificial knuckles that operate on the same principle as Barry Allen's costume-containing ring.
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